Cedar Bayou seniors win scholarships at awards night
Cedar Bayou graduates received multiple scholarships during a ceremony led by Superintendent R W. Cedar Bayou awards featured valedictorian Earl Minte and salutatorian Grace Hart who earned funds from state and church related schools. Miss Hart also named best all around student, Edward Who overcome polio was 43 and elected FE A president. Minter received Bausch and Lomb prize for science. Helen Casey won home economics. diplomas issued by E V Barefield with prayers and addresses by Rev E R Burns and Rev John W Mills.
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Earl Minte
Texas
Grace Elizabeth
Betty) Hart
Dealon Cole
Lee College
Kiwanis Elpb
Hart
Bausch and
Lomb Sward
Helen Casey
Ana
Jas
Edward
Sine
Cedar Bayou
Uwes
FEA
University At
Houston
Studs Law Oor Prometry
D Minter
R.W
E. V.barefield
Minter
Miss Hart
E.R. Burns
Cefas Bayou Baptist Church
John W. ‘Mills
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Fire safety show and Little League season kickoff
Fire safety program led by Red Cross instructors to be held Saturday at Roseland with Jaycees sponsorship. Little League base set to begin in Meadey Elgin area as Rainbow DeMetays officers prepare for Saturday ceremonies. Company E heads to Fort for four months of infantry training ahead of season events.
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Red Cross
Houston
Roseland
Jaycees
Rainbow
Betty Canseh
Holsomback
Local notices from faded town page show scattered names
Fragmentary OCR reveals a jumble of personal names and brief phrases about phone numbers travel and social plans. It mentions Pat Avera Jean Edwards and Jean Millard among others, with unclear references to trips vacations and a few places like Minnesota Colorado and Argentina surrounding casual community chatter.
Graduation Honors Highlight Scholarships at Lee High
At Memorial Stadium 307 graduates received diplomas as 3,000 friends watched. Valedictorian Wanda Gunter received the Balfour Plaque and college scholarships. Salvestorian Mary White held a UT scholarship and others from Rainbow Girls, Lee College, and Echols Cup were awarded. Numerous students earned Brighter awards including Sumners, AAUW Lee College, Tayereetie, and business nursing scholarships.
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Wilbur Davidson
Uniersity of Texas
Rainbow Girls
Lee’ College
Hugh Ecols
J. A . James Stephenson
Sumners
Peggy Bedgood
James Russell
Lee College
Wanda Jones
Faustine
Hobbs
Busness and Professional Women's Club
Mary
Sue Parker
Gee College
Norma
Kline
Josephine Mason
Nurain
Pilot Club
Eleanor “Grigg
Beverly Bargainer
Ann
Eindstron _Eeconomics Club
An McLemore
Bausch and
Sager Hunsuelter
Robert Strobel
Glee
Sandra Montgomery
Joyce Jacobs
Jane Bonds
Rhee Arrests 12th Assembly Member in Korea Crisis
In Pusan on May 31 President Syngman Rhee ordered tighter military control as police arrested a 12th assemblyman. Minister Lee Bum Suk accused anti Rhee forces and alleged Communist plots to assassinate Rhee. Thirty assembly members hid in the hall overnight. Kwun Chung Un, a Democratic Nationalist, was seized entering the building. Censorship was imposed on Korean papers while foreign coverage continued.
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Pusan
Korea
Syigmen Rhee
National Assembly
United Nations
South Hosturday
Lee Bum Suk
Rhee
Kwun Chung UN
Wooster Child Dies With Polio in Early Yearoutbreak
A two year old Wooster child died from polio, with three other area cases under observation including a Baytown man. Nancy Kay Armstrong of Houston died in a polio ward four days after diagnosis. A rabies vaccine note and autopsy were mentioned as officials pursue vaccine effects. The four new cases bring East Ham county to eight this year, first-time early pandemic activity in over a decade. Baytown cases to be reported to health department. insecticide spraying planned.
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Wooster
Baytown
Nancy Kay ‘Armstrong
JJ. G- Armstrong
Houston
Ward
Nancy Kay
Jules’ Weathers
Shady Lane
Wynnewood
Jef Davis Hospital
Hedgecroft
Gulf Hill
Robert
Bains
R i Jr
Manent
East Ham County
Manager Co. D
Middleton Hald
French Police Storm Reds Headquarters Across France
French police raided Communist centers in Paris Lyons Bordeaux Marseille and other cities in the largest crackdown yet seizing documents and arms while detaining hundreds of Reds. Police reported no casualties as 30 sisters were among the detainees and authorities planned days of paper review.
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Reds
Inthridr
Paris
Lyons
Bordeaux
Marseile
France
Coun
Eisenhower Farewell at Orly Airfield
Defense Minister Ri Eisenhower departs with a farewell at Orly Airport as a military band plays. French authorities take precautions along the route amid a tense departure scene.
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Padays Gruenther
Teme
Defense
Ri Eisenhower
Eisnhower
Spe
Orly
Aieid
Yak Sen
Republizen
Noming
Ward wins first major international title at British Amateur
Prestwick Scotland saw Harsie Ward of New Cham win his first major international crown by routing Strenahan of Toledo in the finals of the British Amateur tournament held Saturday. Ward dominated the match with a decisive victory, earning the championship and adding a marquee win to his career record.
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Ward
New Cham Prestwick
Scotland
Harsie - Ward
Boro
N. C
Strenahan
Toledo
Holiday weekend toll climbs with 224 violent deaths
The nation counted 224 traffic and other violent deaths at the half way mark of the holiday weekend, with 160 on highways and 31 drownings. California led states in traffic deaths, while Ohio New York Michigan and Illinois also reported fatalities amid ongoing travel. Weather varied, with showers along coasts and clear spells elsewhere as families begin their journeys home.
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United Press
National Safety Council
California
Trafic
Ranning
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Tridiana
Illinois
Atlantic Coes
York
Letris
Gane Woods
Minton
Taft Gains Forecast in New Mexico and Virginia Delegates
Washington dispatch May 31 reports Taft supporters predicting gains for the Ohioan at state conventions. New Mexico is slated to send 44 delegates with Virginia at large delegates also anticipated. District contests yield close results with 17 national delegates likely from Virginia districts and more to be chosen at a later vote. The plan includes unpledged votes aligning with Eisenhower.
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Taft
Mexico
Virginia
Raymond Lahr
Washington
Robert A. Taft
New Mexica
Nam
New Mexico
Aes
Styland
Republi
Jon
Dwight Fisenhower
One Felon Nabbed Three Still Loose
Fragmentary report from Columbus Ohio notes one felon captured and three others still at large after a May 31 incident on church steps. City officials described the pursuit and search efforts, with names and specifics unclear in the damaged text.
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Columbus
Ohio
Nonlin
Wallace'Rymond Black Alvis
Cers
Graham to star in film about spiritual wealth in Houston
Populace and deaf evangelist Graham arrived in Houston this week with Lia, leading a film headed by Paul Power and Colleen Townsend. The project centers on the theme that material riches are worthless without spiritual wealth. The current crusade has drawn thousands at the Houston Coliseum and Rice Stadium, likely extending another week.
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Graham
Paul’ Power
Colleen Townsend
Burglars Captured Near Weimar After Nighttime Break-In
Three young Houston men Chester McGee John Greer and Tommy Greer were captured after a failed break-in at Zatopec drug store near Weimar Colorado County. Nightwatchman Fred Vorland observed the breakin fired his shotgun as they fled prompting a roadblock by Fayette County authorities. Five shotgun pellet holes were found in the rear of the car. The suspects were scheduled for return to Columbus, Colorado County.
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LA Grange
Tex
Houston
Here
Zatopec
Weimar
Colorado County
Chester McGee
Johnny
Tommy Greer
Columbus
Iseat
Colorado
Fred Vorland
Vorland
Vor
Fayette County
Germans In British Area Are Ousted From Berlin Lake Resort
Berlin dispatch says Saturday West Berlin police ordered residents in a lakeside resort on the edge of the British sector to leave or join East Germany. Authorities report many, including families at 300 cottages, began moving back into West Berlin while some were reportedly questioned or detained during the evacuation. East German authorities claimed the area as an island inside the sector and under Communist administration.
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Berlin
Sovi
West- Berlin
Havelrveh
Pic - Tire
Tto
Jet Sector
Riots in Tokyo Claim Three More Lives
A Tokyo clash between left wing Unionists and police left three dead as protests spread across Japan on Friday. Rioters stormed a police box in Ilabashi near a factory suburb, injuring scores of demonstrators and at least 30 police. Police arrested 111 rioters, including 18 Koreans. American journalists suffered minor injuries, with Life photographer John Dille, AP correspondent William Barnard, and Stars and Stripes reporter James Kerwin among those hurt.
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Tokyo
Japan
Banesé
Hashimoto
Kura
Tam
Kinji
Ilabashi
John Dille
Life Magazine
Associated Press
William C. Barnard
2Nd
Ilass
James “Lo. Kerwin
Petoskey, Mich
Army
Stars and Stripes
Texan Held For Slaying Deputy
In Las Cruces New Mexico on May 31 a 4-year-old construction worker from Texas faced arraignment for the brutal slaying of a young deputy sheriff and wounding at a town marshal. The two officers were shot early Friday when they stopped a speeding motorist near Hatch. Deputy Sheriff Ralph Higginbotham, 28, and City Marshal Guy Doniphan were identified. James Oliver Morgan, a construction worker for refiners, was captured near Truth or Consequences about seven hours later and held for the case.
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Las
Cruces
N-M
el. Faso
Tex
Hatch
Ralph. Higginbotham
Guy Doniphan
James. Oliver. Morgan
NMG
Fragmented notes on political stance and policy disputes
A garbled excerpt shows a debate over policy making and leadership, mentioning Stalin, Russia, and a group of citizens. It hints at internal unity claims and Communist Party dynamics without clear events or dates.
Purge sweep hits Romanian Communist Party leaders
Fragmented OCR reads of a Bucharest radio report describe a purge within the Romanian Communist Party. The text mentions leaders and foreign relations, with unclear details about delegation and Russian satellite influence amid internal power moves.
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Londo
oMay “Alker
Tahini
Bucharest
Inga
Communist ‘Party
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Jean Edwards
Stelig Herring
Merpreter
Storm
Pelich
Texans
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Scuti
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Scuss
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Ako
San-Times Syndicate
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